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Informations about the package laravel-guzzle

Laravel Guzzle

Composer package for Laravel 5.0 and above that provides a consistent method of interacting with Guzzle.

This package is intended to be used to interact with JSON web services but it can also be used with any kind of request endpoint. It provides a basic interface with which to make requests but there is also the option to interact with the underlying Guzzle client instance directly if you need more robust functionality.

Table of Contents

Installation

Composer and Service Provider

Composer

NOTE: If your Laravel version is above 5.4, Guzzle may not be included by default. Check your vendor directory to verify. If you do not have a Guzzle dependency, run this command first:

To install this package from Composer, use the following command:

Service Provider

Add the service provider to your providers array in config/app.php in Laravel as follows:

Publish Everything

Finally, run the following Artisan command to publish everything:

The following assets are published:

Required Environment Variables

There are currently no required environment variables but there are optional environment variables.

Optional Environment Variables

Authentication Options

GUZZLE_AUTH_USERNAME

This is the authentication username that will be used for all default Guzzle requests. This value will only be consulted when resolving a HandlerGuzzle instance from the HandlerGuzzleFactory class.

It will not affect HandlerGuzzle objects that have been instantiated directly.

If either the username or password have been provided and are non-empty then the authentication credentials will be set.

Default is null.

GUZZLE_AUTH_PASSWORD

This is the authentication password that will be used for all default Guzzle requests. This value will only be consulted when resolving a HandlerGuzzle instance from the HandlerGuzzleFactory class.

It will not affect HandlerGuzzle objects that have been instantiated directly.

If either the username or password have been provided and are non-empty then the authentication credentials will be set.

Default is null.

GUZZLE_AUTH_METHOD

This is the authentication method that will be used for all default Guzzle requests. This value will only be consulted when resolving a HandlerGuzzle instance from the HandlerGuzzleFactory class.

It will not affect HandlerGuzzle objects that have been instantiated directly.

Allowed values are null (HTTP Basic Authentication), digest, and ntlm.

Default is null.

Client Options

GUZZLE_BASE_URI

This is the base URI that will be used for all default Guzzle requests. This value is only consulted when resolving a HandlerGuzzle instance from the HandlerGuzzleFactory class.

It will not affect HandlerGuzzle objects that have been instantiated directly.

Default is null.

Other Request Options

GUZZLE_JSON_ASSOC_ARRAY

Should Guzzle return a JSON response body as an associative array when using the resolveResponseBody() method in HandlerGuzzle?

The default in Guzzle 5.x was to return a response body as an associative array when using the json() response method. Guzzle 6.x does not have a json() response method so this can be set to true in order to maintain the original functionality.

Default is false (i.e. return the JSON response as a StdClass instance).

GUZZLE_VERIFY_CERT

Should Guzzle verify the server certificate during HTTPS requests? This typically requires the CA cert of the server's chain to be installed on the machine performing the Guzzle request.

During development, this can be set to false safely. You may also want to set this to false when using WAMP since WAMP tends to have issues with Guzzle when attempting to verify the server certificate.

Default is true.

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